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The Dodge Differential Seal consists of a rubber ring that encircles the axle shaft. Its primary objective is to prevent the leak of lube and the intrusion of dirt in order to protect the gears. Dodge, originally a small machine shop, evolved into a brand that creates punishing muscle cars that can withstand any hard knocks without breaking a sweat. The all-steel body construction of each chassis allows it to be stiff and ready for torque. HEMI engines produce massive horsepower to entertain and excite drivers. The Viper showed that the manufacturer can take race DNA and weave it into street machines, and that mentality exists in every platform today. Even newer electric rides won't be silent. The Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust has a synthetic thunder that comes in at 600 watts and changes with Drag, Donut, or Sport and hushes in Stealth. Every living entity, including the hard-working Differential Seal, is ready to hold it under harsh cornering. With basic tools, it is possible to swap a Differential Seal on Dodge. Lift the rear, jack the vehicle, and rest it on stands. Remove the gear oil. Mark the driveshaft yoke, unbolt it, and slide it away. Depress the yoke away from the pinion, pop the worn seal, and clean the bore. Apply a thin coat of oil to the new Differential Seal and use a hammer to tap it square and flush. Readjust the yoke to the original marks and torque up the nut. Put together the driveshaft, pour clean oil to spec. Start your Dodge, go for a drive for a few meters, then check for leaks. You should see nothing dripping at the end.